Devetashka Cave, Bulgaria. Taken with out of date film. When I walked in I thought “this is one of the best cathedrals I’ve walked in to”4yr ⋅ irmaluff ⋅ r/travel
My bubble hotel room in Petra, Jordan. At night, you could see all the stars in the sky5yr ⋅ Gicu_Limbricu ⋅ r/travel
The sun setting on Puento Nuevo in Ronda, Spain. This was the most beautiful place I’ve ever been. Go in Spring to enjoy the wildflowers 💐5yr ⋅ Brandonmckz ⋅ r/travel
My first California road trip. And oh boy! The Pacific shoreline was breathtakingly beautiful!5yr ⋅ Don_Underdog ⋅ r/travel
Plitvice lakes in Croatia are stunning. Actually, all of Croatia is beautiful!6yr ⋅ slicslack ⋅ r/travel
Stornappstinden, Lofoten Islands, Norway. I 'Hiked' up here with a group of 30 middle-aged Norwegians and had to RUN to keep up! Worth it.5yr ⋅ EleniThalia ⋅ r/travel
Took this picture today at JBR beach in Dubai. You can also see the worlds biggest Ferris wheel in the background.4yr ⋅ AlmeidaProject ⋅ r/travel
Yesterday's sunset from Xingping, China absolutely blew my mind. I would 1000% recommend staying a night in the town just to see this view in real life. The city is only 20mins (via bullet train) south of Guilin.6yr ⋅ coolcatjames ⋅ r/travel
After a long trip from London on a misty day, I arrived at Durdle Door in Dorset and the sky just cleared out. Definitely the best seaside place I have been to in the UK.5yr ⋅ Clagcs116 ⋅ r/travel
My first time in Rome, and I had always heard the Colosseum looks its best early in the morning. I took this a little before 6 today, and the plaza was completely empty. I was not disappointed.6yr ⋅ HunterThompsonsentme ⋅ r/travel
We unexpectedly decided to drive to the Gorges du Verdon (France), I think we did right5yr ⋅ Tif-n ⋅ r/travel
During COVID going trough my old backpack pictures. Stumbled upon this picture from Mandalay Hill during the light festival in Myanmar.3yr ⋅ decaces ⋅ r/travel
Amsterdam late at night after a day of rain. Been there many times and late night walks are the best there.6yr ⋅ ant_brr ⋅ r/travel
Last year i needed some space and fresh air, it paid. Massif des Bauges, France.4yr ⋅ Ante2403 ⋅ r/travel
I feel like the Italian Alps are underappreciated on reddit, so here's a view of Langkofel and Seiser Alm4yr ⋅ dcdead ⋅ r/travel
Went to Vietnam some years ago and this was one of the more scenic places, Sapa3yr ⋅ neutralguystrangler ⋅ r/travel
Grand Teton National Park, USA - Often overlooked next to its larger neighbor Yellowstone, but in my opinion this is much more majestic and beautiful in a smaller space. Unique Landscape with lots of places to explore around the Teton Range.4yr ⋅ PreludePianist ⋅ r/travel
Travelling in the U.S can be gorgeous as well - Oak Alley Plantation in Louisiana5yr ⋅ AmazingZebra ⋅ r/travel
In every country I visit, the aim is to find a great bridge. Australia offered me this in the McKenzie River Rainforest, VIC.4yr ⋅ LMD_5 ⋅ r/travel
Pulled the trigger on a 3 week solo trip. This is Florence last night. Thanks to this sub for the help and encouragement.7yr ⋅ ze_intern ⋅ r/travel
Stormy weather at Bora Bora, French Polynesia. It's not unusual to take a downpour out of nowhere even in the dry season and this is why you'll see many locals wear swim trunks rather than classical Bermuda shorts.4yr ⋅ Pbd33 ⋅ r/travel
A view of the Blue Mosque taken through a small window inside the Hagia Sofia. Istanbul, Turkey.5yr ⋅ purple_spotted_cow ⋅ r/travel
I, too, was caught in a sudden Roman rainstorm. What had been a busting street filled with tourists and diners became suddenly quiet and serene after everyone had rushed for cover. It's one of my favorite memories of visiting.5yr ⋅ crappydenverphotog ⋅ r/travel
Maybe not the highest in Europe, but definitely the coolest. Matterhorn towering over Zermatt, Switzerland.5yr ⋅ Dezwirey ⋅ r/travel
Always seeing Swiss and Italian Alps on this sub. The small German part of the Alps is also pretty nice. This is Konigssee5yr ⋅ dcdead ⋅ r/travel
This is the set of King's Landing in Game of Thrones. A shot of Old Town Dubrovnik shot from Fort Lovrijenac4yr ⋅ robinnuber ⋅ r/travel
Friend recommended the Dyrholaey peninsula for a good view of Reynisfjara black sand beach in Iceland, I’d say the view was way beyond good.6yr ⋅ keithg4707 ⋅ r/travel
Amazing view of limestone rock formations and cerulean water in Coron, Palawan.4yr ⋅ unanatkumot ⋅ r/travel
View from the balcony of our room overlooking the baby blue hot spring River of Grutas Tolantongo Mexico5yr ⋅ mellofello808 ⋅ r/travel
Bomber wreck of Pearl Harbor mastermind Admiral Yamamoto. Worth the trek through occasionally knee-deep mud - Autonomous Region of Bougainville, Papua New Guinea4yr ⋅ qzikl ⋅ r/travel
When studying in Amsterdam I took a ski trip to the French Alps. Missing it.4yr ⋅ mcmahgoo24 ⋅ r/travel
The newly-reopened madrasa in Sale, Morocco. Built in the 12th century this madrasa is one of the finest examples of Moorish architecture in Morocco yet sees almost no tourists5yr ⋅ panameboss ⋅ r/travel
Will I be able to fly with this passport? Only the front cover is worn, the rest of the passport is totally fine, some sticky stuff in my backpack wore off the front cover1yr ⋅ AidanNis ⋅ r/travel
ancient roman aqueduct - Segovia, Spain. no mortar, just stone blocks relying on gravity!5yr ⋅ toastmuncher500 ⋅ r/travel
Visited Havana, Cuba 2 years ago, and it might be the most authentic feeling place I've ever traveled3yr ⋅ mikegfx ⋅ r/travel
Our rainy day in Ronda, Spain. My favorite picture of The Old Bridge on November 21, 2019.4yr ⋅ mbf2000 ⋅ r/travel
Most couples honeymoon in a tropical environment. We chose Iceland. We rented a car in Reykjavik and drove around the entire country. It was the most incredible experience of my life! Iceland truly is the land of the gods.6yr ⋅ 4Jennifer ⋅ r/travel
Just came back from Cappadocia, Turkey. A true winter wonderland when covered in snow.5yr ⋅ flmks ⋅ r/travel
Just returned home after a week in Faroe Islands. My soul is still there, I cannot think of a better place to reconnect with oneself! Feel free to ask any questions, will be glad to help!5yr ⋅ llondru-es ⋅ r/travel
I wasn't always a sheep herder, but after the war you just had to find something to do5yr ⋅ whiskeyiskey ⋅ r/travel
The Cliffs of Moher is also a workplace for someone. This someone probably checks the brakes on his tractor pretty often.5yr ⋅ uspn ⋅ r/travel
On our 27th country together, we got engaged! We met in a London Hostel while both backpacking Europe. Some backstory in the comments :)6yr ⋅ bunnymamallama ⋅ r/travel
Yesterday I have been a tourist in my own city: Amsterdam, The Netherlands6yr ⋅ LadyAranel ⋅ r/travel
Many Glacier Hotel, in Glacier National Park MT. I was lucky enough to stay here on a gorgeous September day!2yr ⋅ jklolxoxo ⋅ r/travel
The bazaars in Iran are usually very busy, but go there early in the morning to see their quiet side.7yr ⋅ uspn ⋅ r/travel
The short but impressive walk inside the Leutaschklamm / Geisterklamm (Mittenwald ,Germany). You enter in Germany, go straight into Austria, then come back out into Germany.6yr ⋅ travel_ali ⋅ r/travel
Ohrid, North Macedonia is really an underrated travel destination! Wasn't expecting much but it's now one of my favourite destinations. Here is St Jovan Kaneo and Lake Ohrid during sunset🌅4yr ⋅ fioflies ⋅ r/travel
Visit Pyramide du Louvre late on a cold rainy night, and get the whole place to yourself.5yr ⋅ detspek ⋅ r/travel
Walk into Lauterbrunnen valley, picture taken from Wengen. Simple breathtaking!6yr ⋅ TheBuddha1 ⋅ r/travel
Our Airbnb balcony in Catalan (everything on the table is local, costing less than 10euros collectively, including jamon iberico)7yr ⋅ katiemiddleton1994 ⋅ r/travel
If I told you that I visited this beach In Japan would you believe me? The stunning Aharen Beach on Tokashiki Island in Okinawa, Japan!6yr ⋅ Fresh2Desh ⋅ r/travel
First time leaving the United States. Interlaken, Switzerland. Truly breathtaking.5yr ⋅ thprodz ⋅ r/travel
Somewhat like the Jerusalem in Taoism mythology. Heavenly mountain, Xinjiang, China5yr ⋅ Stefan-Leo ⋅ r/travel
Got off on the wrong station in southern France and decided to hike a little until the next one came. Man was I happy I did6yr ⋅ aes_2000 ⋅ r/travel
Photo I took of the Kyauk Ka Lat Pagoda in Hpa-An, Myanmar. Such a beautiful place!5yr ⋅ RedAmi ⋅ r/travel
Couldn't resist taking this colorful shot while visiting the Taj Mahal4yr ⋅ valarmothballs ⋅ r/travel
Yesterday I posted a picture of Manarola. I actually preferred here, Portovenere which is close by. Much quieter and every bit as rugged and historic4yr ⋅ esconced-in-velvet ⋅ r/travel
The Pyramid of the Sun at Teotihuacan, Mexico. Taken from the Pyramid of the Moon.4yr ⋅ HadjiChippoSafri ⋅ r/travel
One a recent trip to Taiwan, I was amazed by the lack of tourist. It basically meant that you could have a view like this, completely to yourself. Picture taken on the east coast, just north of Hualien city!4yr ⋅ tg5000 ⋅ r/travel
It’s been raining for some days in Amsterdam but when the sky finally lets up the sunsets are just spectacular.5yr ⋅ Cooper_Station ⋅ r/travel
Waited 2 hours to get the perfect lighting for this picture. Positano, Italy is gorgeous!5yr ⋅ Mr_Freeload ⋅ r/travel
Andalucia, Spain was the first place I had the courage to travel to solo! I spent a lot of time wandering through Mijas Pueblo admiring the beautiful white buildings :)5yr ⋅ ezrakoenigfan ⋅ r/travel
I call this The Dutch - red bricks, bike, lamp, cobblestone and the cathedral! This was in a beautiful small town in southern Netherlands called Den Bosch! Pretty spectacular to be honest!5yr ⋅ HighonCosmos ⋅ r/travel
Went to see the Tower Bridge last week. The sky was so gloomy that it gave a cool effect to the photo.4yr ⋅ xcharbeehoonx ⋅ r/travel
Spent my last evening in Spain soaking in this view of the Catedral de Barcelona over a glass of Catalonian wine.5yr ⋅ hip-hop_anonymous ⋅ r/travel
I spent last Christmas in Guangxi, China, and got to see the 700 year old Longji Rice Terraces.6yr ⋅ BSL-4 ⋅ r/travel
Wat Arun is my favorite temple in Bangkok. I recommend getting there early right when it opens because it gets really crowded fast. Plus then you can avoid the heat as there is not a lot of shade.4yr ⋅ alonatiunina ⋅ r/travel
This is Old Man of Storr, Isle of Skye, Scotland. One of my best trips so far. It literally felt like I was walking to Mordor5yr ⋅ daffo08 ⋅ r/travel
